Nov 25, 2014
Here you can see the impact of having sports press conferences after games and how heated they can get, and how public they can get as well.
Brendan Wilner
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Here you can see the impact of having sports press conferences after games and how heated they can get, and how public they can get as well.
Brendan Wilner
Sports press conferences have been going on for years now, but now with the power of the media and how athletes are always being interviewed, the athletes can get into more trouble. Back in the 1900's we didn't have the technology we do now, so what players would say during a press conference would travel a lot longer to the fans. With Twitter, anything anyone says in a post-game interview whether they are an well-known player or not will be posted on the internet instantly. The problem with this is that if they said anything bad and would want to take back they can't because it's too late, but back in the 1900's before internet, they could fix up the quotes a little better if they wanted too. That is why players have to be extremely careful when they talk to the media during press conferences.
Brendan Wilner